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Your guide to spring fun in Horse Country

Something fun is blooming in the Horse Capital of the World.

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Spring in Lexington is a sight to behold.

Photos by Amani Nichae | HoneySage Photo Co., Mary Jane Speer, and Richie Wireman | Cornett

Rolling green pastures, frolicking foals, and world-class equine experiences await as spring blooms in Lexington, the Horse Capital of the World.

Whether you’re a lifelong horse enthusiast or just looking for something unique to do, spring is a great time to explore. Check out these must-do activities this spring:

  • Head to Keeneland early | Watch morning workouts at Keeneland and grab breakfast at the Track Kitchen.
  • Take a history tour | Follow the African American Heritage Tour to learn about the deep-rooted contributions of African Americans in Lexington’s racing industry.
  • Get a behind-the-scenes look at a horse farm | Get up close with legendary Thoroughbreds and future champions. Spring is foaling season, so don’t miss your chance to see adorable newborns.
  • Sip on the Bluegrass’s finest | Book a distillery tour and taste world-class bourbon crafted from the same limestone-filtered water that raises elite Thoroughbreds.

Pro tip: Whether you’re hosting friends + family or experiencing it for yourself, VisitLEX connects you to the best of Lexington. Lexington Visitors Center to help plan your next Bluegrass adventure.

Spring into more fun.

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